People still use coal because it satisfies lots of needs at an affordable rate. Coal is primarily used for heating purposes, but can also be used to make plastics, steel, coke (a hard, dry substance containing carbon that's produced by heating bituminous coal to a very high temperature in the absence of air), and electricity purposes.
Coal still in the ground is called "coal reserves".
Coal that is still in the ground is referred to as coal seam or coal deposit.
Anthracite is the most metamorphosed type of coal (but still represents low-grade using only the more expensive anthracite coal in its passenger locomotives,
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Coal mining involves using specialized machines and equipment to extract coal deposits from under the Earth's surface. Miners use drills, explosives, and other tools to access coal seams, which are then cut and removed using large machinery. The extracted coal is then transported to the surface for processing and distribution.
if we stop using coal right now people would go crazy because their would be no electricity and we got so use to it that people say they cant live without it so coal is super important to people
What brought people to Vancouver Island, was coal, and logging. Nanaimo had/has still a lot of coal left, but the city doesn't allow mining.
Using coal to generate electricity. (APEX)
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People still use coal because it is a relatively cheap and abundant source of energy. Many countries have infrastructure and technology in place to mine and burn coal for electricity and industrial production. However, there is growing awareness of the environmental impact of coal use, such as greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution.
When you burn coal you are using it not altering it.
While the safety and health of coal miners has improved greatly, it is still dangerous work, and people may be hurt or killed. While there is some degree of hazard to ANY job, mining still ranks among the most dangerous.